Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Tutorial

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Title: Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 Tutorial

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 143

Number of Published Lectures: 143

Number of Curriculum Items: 143

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 143

Original Price: $39.99

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Course Duration 9.5 Hours

If youre into Digital Photography, you need to master Adobe Lightroom – Let us show you how.

This Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4 training course  takes you through the features and functions of this comprehensive software for both the professional and amateur photographer. Designed for the beginner, you do not require any prior experience working with Adobe Lightroom to take advantage of this tutorial.

You will begin by touring the Lightroom interface, and become familiar with the tools and features that are available to you. You will them move on to cover features such as basic and advanced catalog organization, tethering, manipulating your images, geo-coding images, working with modules such as Develop and the Book Module, and so much more. You will learn to create slide shows, print and publish your images, and even export them to use with other Adobe Suite products.

By the conclusion of this video based training course on Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 4, you will have a clear understanding of the features and functions at your fingertips, and how to utilize them within the software. Working files are included to let you work alongside the author as he proceed through this software video tutorial.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Working Files – Download These First

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Working With Exercise Files Introduction

Chapter 2: The First Step

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Working With Preferences

Lecture 3: Catalog Settings

Lecture 4: Creating Customized Identity Plates

Lecture 5: Editing Watermarks

Lecture 6: Quick-tip – Recovering From A Crash

Chapter 3: Getting Ready To Work

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Choosing The Right Workflow

Lecture 3: The Lightroom 4 Interface

Lecture 4: Getting Efficient With Shortcut Keys

Lecture 5: Modifying & Creating Panel Endmarks

Lecture 6: Changing The Lightroom 4 Background

Lecture 7: Working With Lights Out

Lecture 8: Quick-tip – Creating A Full-Screen Preview

Chapter 4: Catalogs And Basic Imports

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Lightroom 4 Formats

Lecture 3: Creating A Catalog

Lecture 4: Importing From An Existing Folder

Lecture 5: Importing Files From A Digital Camera

Lecture 6: Creating Lightroom Import Presets

Lecture 7: Using Watched Folders

Lecture 8: Quick-tip – Creating Lightroom Alias Files

Chapter 5: Capturing With Tether

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting Up Lightroom For Tethering

Lecture 3: Tethering In Lightroom

Lecture 4: Andys Tethering Workaround

Chapter 6: Working In The Library Module

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Using The Grid And Loupe

Lecture 3: Mastering The Navigator

Lecture 4: Customizing Grid And Loupe Views

Lecture 5: Working In Compare View

Lecture 6: Working In Survey View

Lecture 7: Customizing The Toolbar

Chapter 7: Working In The Catalog With RAW And DNG Images

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Setting Up New Lightroom Catalogs

Lecture 3: Exporting Files To A Catalog

Lecture 4: Dealing With Legacy Catalogs

Lecture 5: RAW Versus DNG

Lecture 6: Working With The RAW Format

Lecture 7: Working With The DNG Format

Lecture 8: Quick-tip – The Photo Metadata Mix Up

Chapter 8: Manipulating Images In The Library

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Working With Quick Develop

Lecture 3: Reusing Quick Develop Settings

Lecture 4: Using Quick Develop With Multiple Images

Lecture 5: Quick-tip – Hidden Adjustments In Quick Develop

Lecture 6: Quick-tip – Quick Before & After Views

Chapter 9: Organization Is The Key

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Tagging Images With Flags, Stars, And Labels

Lecture 3: Organization Though Lightroom Tag

Lecture 4: Powering Though Tagging Images

Lecture 5: Working With Quick Collections

Lecture 6: Creating Smart Collections

Lecture 7: Generating Collection Sets

Lecture 8: Adding Images To A Collection

Lecture 9: Sorting Through Your Images

Lecture 10: Working With Image Stacks

Lecture 11: Quick-tip – Adding Items To A Quick Collection

Chapter 10: Working With Lightroom Metadata

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Keyword Overview

Lecture 3: Working With Keyword Lists

Lecture 4: Applying Keywords To Multiple Images

Lecture 5: Copying Keywords With The Spray Can

Lecture 6: Working Through Metadata

Lecture 7: Creating Metadata Presets

Chapter 11: Finding What You Need

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Working With Basic Filters

Lecture 3: Reapplying Filter Criteria

Lecture 4: Filter With Text

Lecture 5: Using Metadata

Lecture 6: Saving Search Criteria

Lecture 7: Searching For Video

Chapter 12: Working In The Map Module

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Working With Geo-Coded Images

Lecture 3: Adding Non-Coded Images To The Map

Lecture 4: Moving From Map To Library

Lecture 5: Adding Locations

Chapter 13: Exporting & Publishing From The Library

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Performing A Basic Export

Lecture 3: Saving Export Presets

Lecture 4: Exporting Video Files

Lecture 5: Setting Up Publishing Options

Lecture 6: Publishing To Flickr

Lecture 7: Creating Flickr Groups

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